The Complete A–Z of Everything Carry On. Richard Webber

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СКАЧАТЬ SHANE

      Role: Attractive Nurse in Nurse

      Shane Cordell was seen in a 1957 episode of Dixon of Dock Green, as well as a handful of films during the ’50s, including Three Men in a Boat, The Good Companions, Fiend Without A Face and Girls At Sea.

      CORKTIP

      Played by Anita Harris

      A belly dancer-cum-fortune teller in Follow That Camel who’s first seen entertaining customers at the Café ZigaZig. Sergeant Nocker takes a shine to her and although she initially works with Sheikh Abdul Abulbul to entrap Nocker and Bertram West, she ends up being employed as Nocker’s batman when he’s eventually promoted to commandant.

      CORNELIUS, BILLY

      Roles: Odbodd Junior in Screaming!, Soldier in Don’t Lose Your Head, Patient in Plaster in Again Doctor, Guard in Henry, Constable in Girls, Tough Man in Dick, Man with Salad in Behind. Also uncredited roles in Cleo (Companion/escaped slave) and Cowboy (cowboy shot in opening scenes). He doubled for Terry Scott in Up the Jungle

      TV: Christmas (’72), One in the Eye for Harold, Under the Round Table and Short Knight, Long Daze

      Billy Cornelius, born in London in 1934, entered the printing trade upon leaving school. Always a keen amateur boxer, he turned professional in the mid-1950s and fought competitively for five years.

      When he quit the ring, he followed a friend’s suggestion and began doing extra work and stunt work in film and television, which he combined with running pubs around the London area. His screen credits include The Avengers, Doctor Who, Callan, Ace of Wands and three episodes of Carry On Laughing for television, as well as When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, Bless This House, The Mind of Mr Soames and, his last film, The Long Good Friday.

      CARRY ON COWBOY

      An Anglo Amalgamated film

      A Peter Rogers production

      Distributed through Warner-Pathe Distribution Ltd

      Songs: ‘Carry On Cowboy’ and ‘This is the Night for Love’ – music by Eric Rogers Lyrics by Alan Rogers

      Sung by Anon

      Released as an A certificate in 1965 in colour

      Running time: 95 mins

      CAST

Sidney James	Johnny Finger / The Rumpo Kid
Kenneth Williams	Judge Burke
Jim Dale	Marshall P. Knutt
Charles Hawtrey	Big Heap
Joan Sims	Belle
Peter Butterworth	Doc
Bernard Bresslaw	Little Heap
Angela Douglas	Annie Oakley
Jon Pertwee	Sheriff Albert Earp
Percy Herbert	Charlie
Sydney Bromley	Sam Houston
Edina Ronay	Dolores
Lionel Murton	Clerk
Peter Gilmore	Curly
Davy Kaye	Josh the Undertaker
Alan Gifford	Commissioner
Brian Rawlinson	Stagecoach Guard
Michael Nightingale	Bank Manager
Simon Cain	Short
Sally Douglas	Kitkata
Cal McCord	Mex
Garry Colleano	Slim
Arthur Lovegrove	Old Cowhand
Margaret Nolan	Miss Jones
Tom Clegg	Blacksmith
Larry Cross	Perkins
Brian Coburn	Trapper
The Ballet Montparnasse	Dancing Girls
Hal Galili	Cowhand
Norman Stanley	Drunk
Carmen Dene	Mexican Girl
Andrea Allen	Minnie
Vicki Smith	Polly
Audrey Wilson	Jane
Donna White	Jenny
Lisa Thomas	Sally
Gloria Best	Bridget
George Mossman	Stagecoach Driver
Richard O’Brien	Rider
Eric Rogers	Pianist

      PRODUCTION TEAM

      Screenplay by Talbot Rothwell

      Music composed and conducted by Eric Rogers

      Associate Producer: Frank Bevis

      Art Director: Bert Davey

      Editor: Rod Keys

      Director of Photography: Alan Hume

      Camera Operator: Godfrey Godar

      Assistant Director: Peter Bolton

      Unit Manager: Ron Jackson

      Make-up: Geoffrey Rodway

      Sound Editor: Jim Groom

      Sound Recordists: Robert T. MacPhee and Ken Barker

      Hairdressing: Stella Rivers

      Costume Designer: Cynthia Tingey

      Assistant Editor: Jack Gardner

      Master of Horse: Jeremy Taylor

      Continuity: Gladys Goldsmith

      Producer: Peter Rogers

      Director: Gerald Thomas

      Judge Burke (Kenneth Williams) lives up to his name

      Stodge City is a sleepy Western town where people live in peace and harmony, that is until Johnny Finger, alias the Rumpo Kid, arrives on the scene and starts throwing his weight, and his bullets, around. He cuts a frightening figure and is soon running the place; even Belle’s Place, an inn which only served soft drinks, is renamed Rumpo’s Place and becomes a rowdy, alcohol-swilling gambling house, with dancing girls, fights and goodness knows what as part of the scene. It’s a far cry from the days when Judge Burke tried banishing impropriety by declaring shooting, fighting, boozing and gambling were banned from Stodge, or as he put it so bluntly, ‘no nothing’.

      No one has the strength or guts to stand up to the Rumpo Kid and his growing band of followers; the last person to try, Albert Earp, the sheriff, ended up with a chestful of bullets. His dying words were for his folks to be told what happened in the hope they might try and even the score; his wish was heard and heading for Stodge is Earp’s daughter, Annie Oakley, a fine shot who’s determined to track down the man who killed her father. Sharing the stagecoach with her is Marshall Knutt, a drainage, sanitation and garbage disposal engineer, who’s been involved in a terrible mix-up; desperate to recruit a peace marshal to sort things out in Stodge City, the local government take Marshall’s Christian name as meaning he’s a qualified marshal and send him to clean up Stodge City; Knutt, meanwhile, thinks he’s been appointed to clear out the town’s drains.

      En route to Stodge, Annie has СКАЧАТЬ